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all natural gas lines ac avoiding the next catastrophe the state steps in and orders pg&e to inspect all natural gas lines across the state. good evening. some reassurance to some who wonder and worry that their neighbourhood could become ground zero for another pipeline explosion. some san bruno residents were allowed to go home. the red dots show the 37 homes destroyed, yellow dots houses that suffered major damage, blue is damaged but not seriously. a number of families were allowed to return to their homes today. more in a few minutes but right now, the latest on the pipeline investigation. don. >> reporter: that's right. they wrapped up their second day of imvest gas with a news conference about an hour and five minutes ago. they want to disallow anyone from thinking of the idea they are not going to have a report for a year to a year and a half. they said upfront if they find

anything significant relating to safety or other facts they will release them right away. lit take a year to year and a half for a full comprehensive report. they also talked what they did. one of that is taking a hunk of pipe and shipping it back to washington. >> i mentioned previously, a 28- foot section of pipe that was blown out of the ground, blown about 100 feet, and sitting on the street. that piece of pipe, that 28- foot section of 30-inch pipe, we are as we speak crating it up, because the investigators have decided that needs to go back to our metalargy labs in washington. we have heard numerous instances from claims people reported smelling gas but had no response to those reports. so far in our collection of data from the various sources that we are looking to for that, we are not able to find instances of people who

reported an odour, and we would ask anybody who says they reported smelling gas, to contact us. we are learning more about the gas line the ruptured segment was in a high consequence area. this according to puc documents according to the associated press. pg&e said the line was slated to be replaced. they said the company is proactive to repairing equipment when needed. a few miles away, a section was among the top 100 line risk sections in pg&es territory puc documents show. today they ordered pg&e to inspect its natural gas system including its assessment of a natural gas pipeline and areas of highest density. the order was prompted by the

lieutenant governor's request for investigations. >> anyone with information who wants to e-mail the ntsb is asked to use this e-mail address. sanbruno@ntsb.gov. this day was an important day because for a lot of folks since the blast they have been locked out of the area. this was a chance to get back in our cbs 5 julie watts went in with them. >> i have to go up to claire mount. >> just drive slow. >> thank you. >> reporter: unlike the dozens of others returning to their homes for the fierce time since the gas pipe explosion. gerry knew what to expect. >> just like i left it. >> reporter: because he spent the night there thursday after the explosion, just six houses down. >> the fire was right behind that tree. >> reporter: these are the images he captured from his front lawn but instead of evacuating like everyone else, once the gas was turned off

>> i didn't think there would be any more bang bang explosions going on. so i went to bed. i didn't sleep that good but i went to bed and then i get up in the morning and i find out i am sitting in a crime scene. >> reporter: at that point, he was forced to evacuate but not before capturing a few more pictures. >> have you seen your car? >> reporter: pictures that came in handy when he reunited with neighbors as they waited for the go ahead to return home. >> we will be sending people back in waves according to time. >> reporter: for many the first confirmation friends had survived the blast. >> this is my neighbor across the street >> i know thank god you are okay. >> how are you? >> reporter: but for every happy reunion there was the memory of those who won't return home. >> i knew the two corner houses down there, i knew those two ladies. i used to walk my dog down there past her house all the time. the lady on the right, she had a wonderful garden, she took a

lot of pride in her yard. >> reporter: that yard is now gone along with 26 others. the owners of these homes will find out tomorrow when they get to return to see the destruction first hand. in the meantime pg&e trucks lined the streets of this san bruno neighbourhood, the company is providing dumpsters for spoiled food, they are stationed on every corner to answer questions returning residents might have. there is one question they can't yet answer, how could this have happened. >> reporter: pg&e said tonight contrary to what we have been told by neighbors, they have no records of any phone calls reporting the smell of gas in the days leading up to the explosion. that angered some residents we talked to that say not only did they call when they saw pg&e crews out early last week they are now asking anyone with specific information about those calls to done contact them as soon as possible. of the six people still

reported missing two were located alive today. the coroner is once again saying there are four confirmed fatalities, jaclyn greg and her 13-year-old daughter janessa and 20-year-old jessica morales the fourth victim is not yet identified. as far as remains that have been located, we are in the process of doing forensic tests. >> the coroner says while more remains were found, it is not clear if they are from victims already accounted for no word how long it might take to identify them. a teenager his father and grandmother are among the missing according to family members, 50-year-old greg, his 16-year-old son william and elderly mother have not been seen or heard from since the explosion. their house was among the dozens destroyed. prayers for the family from their fellow parishioners at their church, one of several bay area congregations dealing with the pain of losing members. elizabeth wenger on how one young member and her mother

were remembered today ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: at st. cecilia catholic church in san francisco the congregation gathered for sunday mass minus two. >> we have been parishioners here for 15 years and it has just been a very difficult time for obviously the community, and the children in the class of janessa. >> reporter: 13-year-old janessa greg and her mother jaclyn who died in the gas explosion that ripped through their san bruno neighbourhood. this devastated her classmates some who have known her since kindergarten. >> i think a lot of people were shocked and my opinion like i couldn't even cry like the tears wouldn't come out because i was crying before like when i heard she was missing. >> reporter: she was an 8th grader, student body president and active in many school clubs. she would have been an altar server at this sunday's service. >> she gave her whole being to

this community, and we are so grateful for her. her life, her short life leer on earth. >> reporter: grateful and searching for ways to give back >> we don't know all these people who lost their homes but everybody is coming together to help. >> reporter: at st. roberts in san bruno only miles from the blast, nine families lost their homes. reverend andre says he believes at least one of his parishioners is among the four confirmed dead. >> the silver lining in this tragedy, there is overwhelming support and only by -- not only by my parishioners but community at large. >> reporter: they have been writing checkcollecting donations but above all uniting in prayer and support. elizabeth wenger cbs 5. for the latest on the pipeline explosion log on to cbs5.com. a horrible accident on a major bay area highway hell how police say two -- how police say two people were killed.

and the on again off gain release from a berkeley grad held in iran is on again. what happened in the case of sarah in the last 24 hours. >> september 12th, highs inland areas averaging 5 degrees below normal now the day we will pinpoint rain in your forecast. all as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs 5 ,,

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overnight crash that killed two people on the peninsula. police >> alcohol is suspected in an overnight crash that killed two people on the peninsula. police say 39-year-old stacy white of san mateo was driving southbound in the northbound lane, hillsdale boulevard before 3:00 a.m. she was killed. a second person, 26-year-old steven of titusville florida died when he got out of his car to help. 101 was partly shut down both directions for nearly 15 hours they just reopened in the last

half hour. >> berkly grad detained in iran with her fiance and friend may be coming home this week. sarah her fiance shane and friend joshua have been jailed for more than a year for spying. they will release her on a half million dollars bail because of health problems. five members of an oakland church are held in zimbabwe. two doctors, two nurses and another are being held in harare and expected to be in court tomorrow arrested thursday accused of illegally dispensing medicine. they were carrying donated aids drugs, a mission they have performed several times a year since 2000. >> summer seems to be hanging on in parts of the bay area but what is in store for the week ahead. the pinpoint forecast ahead ,,,,,,

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we have to live within our means; we have to return power and decision making to the local level-closer to the people and no new taxes without voter approval. jerry brown the knowledge and know-how to get california working again. lawrence has the weekend off but we are delighted to have roberta. >> we were just talking baseball. we have had high pressure in command of the state of california's forecast but things will be changing. they will. your live tv at 5 weather camera, we will kick start with the mount vacca area, where today's highs look at that particular location, around 83 degrees, had a little bit of tinge in the atmosphere, moderate air quality, compare that with this. ocean beach, 60 now tumbling into the 50s as we do have the

stratus playing tag with the coast, in the form of low clouds and patchy fog. inland, good 24 miles, due east, 70 degrees no wind, sunnyville, windless and in the city by the bay, 76 degrees. typically this time of year we should be around 71 degrees. if you are out and about on this sunday night pleasant temperatures into the 70s inland, 60s bay side falling quickly to 50s as the sun descends. a weak disturbance off the coast enhancing our marine layer tonight projecting it to be 2,000 feet deep which means by tomorrow morning, sun up, we will have the penetration of the low clouds all the way inland, at least a good 50, 60 miles and then as it begins to retreat the localized drizzle will dry up on the sea shore but the clouds will continue to

lurk right off the beaches, with only some partial afternoon clearing that will put a dent to the temperatures for your morning commute, socked in at the beaches, fog around the bay, and some low clouds also in our inland areas, pinpoint forecast, temperatures for your monday, kick starting a brand new workweek, still averaging any where between 8 and 10 degrees. below normal this time of the year should be 83 degrees, san jose and santa rosa, only mid- 70s after tonight when we tumble to low 50s. american canyon, vallejo and veneer sha, upper 40s with the cloud cover. san jose, 75, otherwise a pair of 7s. east of the bay, low 80s brent wood, tracy, oakley. numbers span from cloudy 58 degrees, to sunshine and 69 in

san anselmo. this forecast, pretty benign, stagnant all the way through wednesday. bump up the temperatures on thursday only to lower it friday as a trough to the north of us deepening our marine layer. it bears watching as does this. my pix, gorgeous near hurst castle. >> okay roberta. ken tries to pinch them back into first place and shocker seattle niners and raiders story next ♪ [ male announcer ] it's luxury with fire in its veins. bold. daring. capable of moving your soul. ♪

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torres. he needed an emergency appendectomy. he's expected to miss two weeks. just hours before their biggest game of the year, they lost torres he needed an emergency appendectomy. posey pounced on his pitch in the first inning, 2 run shot giants up 2-0. 13 giants catcher. only 1 run allowed and 9 strike outs. with the arm and the bat, he put the padres cy young candidate to the test. a 2 run single. wilson slams the door, strikes out to end giants take 3 out of 4 san diego ties for division lead. rockies and d backs tied 2

in the 9th. proving there is still gas left in that tank. a walk-off home run colorado's won 10 straight only a game and a half behind giants and padres in the west. braden held it for the first five inks taken out of the game after getting into trouble in the 6th and rodriguez couldn't bail him out. doubled part of a 4 run inning, 9th inning, to save it, do you think he likes painting the outside worn corner. red sox win 5-3. nfl, supposed to be the year the 49ers regain their status, instead they went into seattle and suffered their third worst opening season defeat in franchise history. san francisco took the field arm and arm and left it in shambling. intercepted hasselbeck in scrimmage making it 3-0 niners.

fourth down play, morin, niners turn it on over downtown. williams, hasselbeck runs to the goal line. 7-6 seattle. hasselbeck 18 and 23, 170- yards, 2 touchdowns. smith could not answer his counter part, ricochets off crabtree's shoulder into the hands of jordan, 49ers, one 1 for 15 third down conversion. next play, hasselbeck, to butler, wide open in the end zone, make it 14-6 seattle. completely over throws crab tree. marcus who fought for interception. san francisco did not get into the end zone lose by a final 31- 6. smith finished with 225- yards and 2 interceptions. >> looking at the score board and see where it was at, it is mind boggling. i never thought it would happen.

never. >> it did. with jason campbell under center raiders hope to have solved their futility problem on offence but cable discovered they are not quite ready for prime time first quarter, young takes the hand off rolls out finds washington all alone, 56- yard touchdown. left in the dust. washington, 7-3. tennessee, offensive line was swiss cheese. nails campbell on the blind side. coughs it up turns it over. let's ford get past him on that play. 17-3. full rush forces campbell to fumble gain raiders recover, campbell was sacked four timethrough an interception. tennessee possession, johnson got to work, rushed for over 2,000-yards last season got off to a great start. 76-yard touchdown, 24 and 3 tennessee johnson had 142-yard and 2 touchdowns in the game.

mcfadden, 150 combined yards scores on a pass from 7-yards out in the 4th. raiders lose 38-13 campbell, 180-yards passing. in camp all off season all training camp, preseason, good preseason and just looked flat and hope everyone has one game a year. this happens to. i hope this is not that one game and gets out early. >> tennis, nadal was postponed by rain. mens final u.s. open played tomorrow 1:00 p.m. here on cbs 5. gold medal game world championship, kobe and lebron, who needs them when you have currant. scores 7-3, usa beats host turkey, 81-64, perfect 9 and 0 and win the gold for the first time since 1994. hard to believe it has been that long since the u.s. won a world championship. >> as much talent in the u.s. >> feel good to have that first

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